February 05, 2018 
2nd World Summit on Exploring the Dark Side of the Universe (EDSU2018)
Monday June 25th
Opening: 
09:00 Welcome Ary Chalus  President of Guadeloupe region  10’
09:15 Welcome Eustase Janky President of University of Antilles 10’
09:30 Review on Science dept activities  Alain Piétrus Dean of Sciences Faculty 20’
10:00 Welcome and questions to be addressed at this workshop 30’         John Ellis (King’s College and CERN) 
10:30 Coffee break  20’  
Session 1 : The cosmos as a particle detector:
-	11:00   CMB: The Planck experiment status and prospects   35’ + 5’ François Bouchet   (IAP Paris)   
-	11:40   Supernovae   status and prospects     35’ + 5’               Mickael Rigault  (IPNL Lyon)                                   
-	12:25    Weak lensing  status and prospects   35’ + 5’
-	13:00 lunch  (somebody for LSST mails exchanges with Phil Marshall spokes)
-	14:00  Galaxy Clustering and BAO  status and prospects 35’ + 5’     Bruce Hoeneisen  (USFQ)
-	14:40  Gravitational Waves  status and prospects  45’ + 5’         Laura Cadonati  (Georgia Institute of Technology  LIGO deputy spokes)
-	15:30  Multi-messengers astronomy status and prospects 35’ + 5’
-	16:10 coffee break  30’
-	16:40  How to combine results from different observations ?  60’
-	End of session 

  Tuesday June 26th
-	Session 2: Dark Matter
-	09:00  Status of astrophysical searches for dark matter  40’ + 5’   Stefano Profumo (UC Santa Cruz)
-	09:45  Dark Matter and Higgs physics  40’ + 5’                Abdelhak Djouadi  (IPT University of Paris Sud)
-	10:30  coffee break  30’ 
-	11:00 Direct DM searches  status and prospects  40’+5’  
-	11:45 Indirect DM Searches status and prospects  40’+5’
-	12:30 Lunch 
-	14:00  DM searches I at Colliders (LHC) status and prospects 40’+5’          Guillelmo Gomez-Ceballos (MIT )
-	!4:45 DM searches II at Colliders status and prospects 40’+5’
-	15:30 DM Searches III at Colliders: Extra dimension   40’ +5’                    Christophe Royon (University of Kansas)
-	16:30  coffee break  30’
-	17h:00  But What is the DM ?  Are WIMPS still alive ? a critical review to introduce the round table   45’              
Gilles Gerbier (Queens’s University)
-	17:45  Round table: Dark matter or something else ? 45’
End DM session 18h30 

Wednesday June 27th
Session 3: Neutrino Cosmology
-	09:00  Theoretical review on neutrino cosmology  40’ + 5’ 
-	09:45  Neutrino detectors status and prospects  40’ + 5’          Marc Messier (NOVA)
-	10:30 coffee break  30’ 
-	11:00  ANDES project   20’ + 5’  Xavier Bertou (Pierre Auger observatory and ANDES)
-	11:25 Neutrino telescopes results and prospects  (IceCube and Antares, ….)    30’ + 5’ 
-	12:00 Lunch 
-	13:30    field trip

Thursday, June 27th
Session3: Dark Energy 
-	09:00 Evidence for accelerated expansion of the Universe: current observations   40’ + 5’  Tim Eifler  (JPL Nasa)
-	09:45 Large scale structure of the Universe and future experiments for Dark Energy     (Euclid, LSST, SKA, ..) 40’+5’                         Anne Ealet  (CPPM Marseille  EUCLID)
-	10:30 coffee break  30’
-	11:00 The Physics of Cosmic Acceleration: Theory review 40’ + 5’
-	11:45  Concordance model and tension in the Hubble constant 40’+5’  Adam Riess (Johns Hopkins University) 
-	12:30 lunch

afternoon
-	14:00  Concordance Cosmology without Dark Energy 40’+5’  
-	14:45 Is expansion simulated by the structure of the Universe ? 40+5’  Thomas Buchert (IPNL Lyon)
-	15:30 Round table about the expansion of the Universe 60’
-	16:30  coffee break    30’  
-	17:00 Black holes, wormholes and entanglement 40’+5’           Leonard Susskind  (Stanford) 
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Friday June 29th
Session 4: Gravity   morning
-	09:00 What can we learn from LIGO/VIRGO results ?  40’+5’ 
-	09:45 Primordial Black holes  40’+5’
   Juan Garcia-Bellido  (university of Madrid)  
-	10:30 coffee break  30’ 
-	11:00 Black Holes and Quantum Information  40’ + 5’
-	11:45 Emergent gravity ? to be or not to be     30’ 
-	12h 45 Lunch
-	14:00  Concluding remarks :  60’
-	15:00  end of the conference